Wartnaby

After the April-May 2015 xenophobic outbreak in South Africa, KwaZulu-Natal farmer Andrew Wartnaby assisted 139 victims mainly from DRC and Burundi, by providing them with shelter on his farm. Refugees worked on the farm in exchange for the shelter, ...

At the beginning of the year, Joplin High School senior Katherine Wartnaby enlisted with the U.S. Army, making her a third-generation soldier in her family. She reports for basic training in August. But she'll get an advance service date. In March, she ...

This is a lovely 9.5 mile walk with great views linking the Leicestershire villages of Long Clawson, Howell, Ab Kettleby, Wartnaby and Neither Broughton. Going along country lanes, tracks and across fields after a wet winter, it is likely to be a bit ...

Andrew and Rae Wartnaby were pushed to breaking point after some of the 138 foreign nationals they took in during xenophobic attacks in the province last year, turned on them. The couple asked 101 members of the group to leave the farm on March 1.

Andrew Wartnaby said of the group's leaving, that it had been “quite amazing”. “The situation had deteriorated so drastically and their living conditions were so bad, we didn't want them here anymore,” he said, “And they didn't want to be here.” After ...

The group – headed by former UN high commissioner for human rights, Judge Navi Pillay – undertook a study of the underlying causes, possible solutions and other factors. Andrew Wartnaby said of the group's leaving, that it had been “quite amazing.”.